The Division of Urology at Duke University Medical Center offers an exceptional training program for Residents who are interested in an experience that will prepare them for either academic or independent practice. Training consists of teaching, independent responsibility, and learning through observation, direct supervision, and hands-on experience. This is made possible by the tremendous volume and variety of cases that are presented at this nationally-acclaimed university medical center and its affiliated institutions.

 

The goal of our urologic surgery program is to provide a balance between patient care, teaching, and research in the areas of oncology, male infertility and sexual dysfunction, urolithiasis, reconstructive urology, female urology and urodynamics, pediatric urology, and minimally invasive surgery.

 

Duke Urology Grand Rounds: Presentation of new developments/pertinent urologic topics by Duke Urology faculty, residents, or guest speakers.	Each Wednesday at 7:30 AM
Clinical Radiology Conference: Presentation and discussion of interesting radiologic cases.	Tuesdays at 4:30 PM
Quality Assurance Conference: Presentation and discussion of patient complications/deaths.	One Monday a month at 4:30 PM
Urodynamics Conference: Discussion of Urodynamic cases, hosted by Dr. George Webster.	One Wednesday a month at 4:30 PM
UroGyn Conference: Discussion of Urogynecology cases, hosted by Dr. Cindy Amundsen.	One Wednesday a month at 4:30 PM
Duke Urology Journal Club: Presentation and discussion of selected articles from the AUA Journal of Urology.	One Thursday a month at 6:00 PM
Anatomy Lab: Dissection of human cadavers, teaching of urologic anatomy.	One Friday a month at 1:00 PM
Pediatric Urology Conference:  Hosted by Dr. John Wiener	One Thursday a month at 5:00 PM